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Runboard| What is the "Far Right"en-usWed, 19 Dec 2018 09:39:19 +0000Wed, 19 Dec 2018 09:39:19 +0000http://www.runboard.com/rssfeeds_managingeditor@runboard.com (Runboard.com RSS feeds managing editor)rssfeeds_webmaster@runboard.com (Runboard.com RSS feeds webmaster)akBBS60Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15968,from=rss#post15968http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15968,from=rss#post15968--Log in or sign up to see linked image content--nondisclosed_email@example.com (Animecat)Sun, 14 Oct 2018 14:44:46 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15962,from=rss#post15962http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15962,from=rss#post15962quote:RedQ wrote:
Social issue like those you list, with the possible exception of abortion, aren't left and right issues per se. For instance, some of the more authoritarian regimes (China, Russia, Saudi Arabia) prohibit all these things, I think.
Either way, they are examples of at least the American Right wanting to exert control over personal freedoms. I'm not saying that the Right tends to exert more control than the Left, but I do think that many on the Right want to believe that they support personal freedoms while actually only supporting the freedoms they agree with.
For example, you're more likely to see a conservative yelling at someone for speaking spanish instead of english - although to be fair you're also more likely to see a liberal yelling at someone for not using the right pronoun. As someone who grew up as an atheist in the deep south, I got to experience first hand how much conservatives tend to want to control folks' religious beliefs and activities as well.
quote:Which brings us to abortion. The Right has a Constitutional basis for arguing against abortion -- the taking of an innocent human life.
This is definitely a bit of a tangent, but I have a somewhat nuanced view of abortion. In my opinion, abortion is simply the act of a woman removing a growth from her body. Right now, at our technological level, removal of a fetus before a certain stage of growth is effectively killing the fetus, but killing the fetus is not the goal it is just a side-effect of the procedure to remove the growth. If we had the technological ability to remove the fetus and place it in an artificial womb where it would be brought to term, then it would be much harder for me to justify abortion as it is currently performed. On a practical level, I still think that bringing unwanted children into a world that is aleady overcrowded and overburdened is counterproductive.nondisclosed_email@example.com (luciddream00)Sun, 14 Oct 2018 11:52:43 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15960,from=rss#post15960http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15960,from=rss#post15960quote:the Right tends to support big government with respect to the military, and there have been plenty of military dictatorships.
Interesting observation. Anarchy is a non-starter precisely because it is unstable and leads to rule by war lord. In a modern context, we'd call the war lord the 'military'. Military rule is authoritarian, and not desired by the Right, but law and order is. It's a bit of a conundrum. In the U.S., the military is under duly elected civilian control. So support of a strong military with a sturdy ability to defend and protect is not evidence of an authoritarian bent.
quote:I think that it oversimplifies things though, because those on the Right frequently try to exert control when it comes to social issues like abortion, gay marriage, recreational drug use and gambling.
Social issue like those you list, with the possible exception of abortion, aren't left and right issues per se. For instance, some of the more authoritarian regimes (China, Russia, Saudi Arabia) prohibit all these things, I think. These sorts of issues just reflect societal norms, and in the U.S. should be dealt with by duly elected representatives. When such issues are determined by courts, the Right has a problem with it.
Which brings us to abortion. The Right has a Constitutional basis for arguing against abortion -- the taking of an innocent human life. The court was and is wrong in Roe and it's progeny -- it would make more Constitutional sense to strike down abortion, not enshrine it in the Constitution. At least it is an issue that should be determined state-by-state.
Can we talk? Abortion is meant to cull the negro herd. Sanger was a strong eugenicist that wanted to exterminate the black race. Most Planned Parenthood clinics are located in black communities. Is it a horrendous but effective social policy? I don't think so, but the Left in America does.
nondisclosed_email@example.com (RedQ)Sun, 14 Oct 2018 11:33:30 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15957,from=rss#post15957http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15957,from=rss#post15957quote:Animecat wrote:
why are conservatives mostly dog people and liberals mostly cat people?
I don't thing this is a thing. I'm a liberal and I think dogs are way better than cats, they have so much more personality!
quote:RedQ wrote:
I argued that the political compass/spectrum should be a flat time running from no government on the right (anarchy) to unlimited government (totalism) on the Left. Anarchy is a non-starter, so the ideal for the right is government limited to those things only it can do, like national defense.
I think that boiling it down to &quot;big government&quot; versus &quot;small government&quot; is a compelling way to frame the argument, and in that context I can understand why you would say that authoritarianism is more associated with the left than the right. That said, I think that arguing the left favors control while the right favors personal freedom ignores that many of those on the Right frequently try to exert control when it comes to social issues like abortion, gay marriage, recreational drug use and gambling. In addition, as you point out, the Right tends to support big government with respect to the military, and there have been plenty of military dictatorships.
nondisclosed_email@example.com (luciddream00)Sun, 14 Oct 2018 11:07:23 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15951,from=rss#post15951http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15951,from=rss#post15951No, Redq, continue on continuing on. I go for the visual as a partially, recovering, libturd. They go for the creative, crap, as propaganda. I just use it, when I can, back on them, because we will need, the good, old, USA, for a while-something that they have long, discarded.
It's also what a call being a COW, a Citizen of the World, that progressives see themselves, as. Mythological in nature, but they believe it.
--Log in or sign up to see linked image content--nondisclosed_email@example.com (spud100)Sun, 14 Oct 2018 01:40:01 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15933,from=rss#post15933http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15933,from=rss#post15933Spud, Instead of my long post I just should have posted your gif.nondisclosed_email@example.com (RedQ)Sat, 13 Oct 2018 21:46:43 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15927,from=rss#post15927http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15927,from=rss#post15927I own 3 cats, and have been increasingly, &quot;deploring&quot; of the former, Democrat party, because it increasingly resembling a sort of weird, Nazism. A party of caste, and race, and money. Group identity covers everything with them, and individual identity is a poor, third. They used to be the party of choice for the middle class. Now its a party of gov workers, street people, and billionaires.
It is also progressive in its fascism, in that it trade, with billionaires, power for money $
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nondisclosed_email@example.com (spud100)Sat, 13 Oct 2018 20:51:52 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15924,from=rss#post15924http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15924,from=rss#post15924why are conservatives mostly dog people and liberals mostly cat people?nondisclosed_email@example.com (Animecat)Sat, 13 Oct 2018 20:20:21 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15922,from=rss#post15922http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15922,from=rss#post15922
I accept that the climate does change, and that human release of pollution, can make things worse. I don't like being lied to, via Exaggeration, or, lying by exaggeration, so as to obtain and hold power.
Evolution is real, or what's a Conway's Life for? My suspicion is that those who oppose evolution, are afraid of pissing off God! By doing so, they will not attain an afterlife. Big motivator.
Jews? There is the hatred from the communists, based on the old, Soviet Union. There is the more, formal, hatred, by the 3rd Reich huggers, and last, there is Islam, which views the jews as a rival to be eliminated. They're all about the same. The Commies are more, ecumenical, but its all the same, really.
nondisclosed_email@example.com (spud100)Sat, 13 Oct 2018 18:39:47 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15919,from=rss#post15919http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15919,from=rss#post15919two things
why does the right not accept evolution is real?
why does the right not accept the icecaps are melting?
weird
also
by looking at spikes moral society plan you can see that most people left of him will not accept many of his platform points. (A.I. not being given rights as one of them)
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both the left and the right have people in them that don't like Jews. (don't say its only the left)nondisclosed_email@example.com (Animecat)Sat, 13 Oct 2018 18:25:28 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15905,from=rss#post15905http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15905,from=rss#post15905The Political Compass uses economic freedom and social liberalism as it's two axis. I think you can do that. I wrote a long piece at KAI titled &quot;Political Compass flat line&quot; suggesting that Political Compass approach was not the best way to look at the issue. The article was popular.
I argued that the political compass/spectrum should be a flat time running from no government on the right (anarchy) to unlimited government (totalism) on the Left. Anarchy is a non-starter, so the ideal for the right is government limited to those things only it can do, like national defense. The U.S. as originally founded is the most right-wing government I know of. The ideal of the Left may not be totalitarianism, but it something over on that side. Probably the most Left wing governments in known history are Red China, NKOR, and SE Asia (e.g. Vietnam after the war; Cambodia), but special mention for NAZI Germany and in particular Communist Russia.
So, we can distinguish Rightwing from Leftwing governments by the use of force. Leftwing governments use coercion, punishment and terror to control populations. Rightwing governments limit what can lawfully be done to the people. People have rights in rightwing governments. They don’t really in far Left gov’ts.
So we can describe the characteristics of the far right and far left in America.
A far-right wing person is probably a survivalist that lives alone or in a small group where they live by their own rules. These sorts of people can be dangerous if you impinge on their solitary existence. But, they have no desire to impose their lifestyle or choice on others. They just want to left alone. They probably wish they lived 200 years ago.
There are lots of people that live in our society that are loners, and I expect most of them could be described as far-right too.
The far-left wing person is very different. They are not self-reliant, seek out support groups, and are profoundly dissatisfied with their lives. They are most comfortable in cities. But the thing that distinguishes the far-left person is the attitude that they can use coercion and violence aggressively, not merely in self-defense. This is not so much because they think it can be effective as that it is a primordial scream to express their frustrations. They want someone to take care of them and force their demands on others.
I think the far left makes up less than 10% of the population, but it can attract a larger adherence if they aren’t disciplined.
So, in summary, what does a lefty mean by ‘far right’? The OK Bomber? Ted Kaczynski the Unibomber? Well maybe, but my guess is that those sorts of monsters are pretty sui generis, like Ted Bundy. But the simple truth is that the far right is seldom violent and is ideologically/philosophically opposed to Lucid’s word “authoritarianism”.
Once you realize that the Rightwing doesn’t have an authoritarian bone in its body, then what are you guys howling at us for?
nondisclosed_email@example.com (RedQ)Sat, 13 Oct 2018 15:48:17 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15855,from=rss#post15855http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15855,from=rss#post15855Eh, the problem with giving examples is that no examples perfectly match up with the American left and right dichotomy which makes it easy for folks to deny any authoritarian connection to their own party. In 2018 America, globalism is associated with the left and nationalism is associated with the right. Socialism is associated with the left and individualism is associated with the right. The Nazis were national socialists, so they were both nationalists and socialists. Does that make them left wing or right wing? The reality is that political parties throughout time and across the globe cannot be neatly packed into the left-right american political spectrum.
Beyond that, both sides of any political spectrum tend to believe the opposition is authoritarian any time they are in power, while denying any hint of authoritarianism in their own party when they are in power. During Obama's presidency he was called authoritarian by the right, and the left calls Trump authoritarian. This is a result of confirmation bias and media bubbles that amplify examples of &quot;authoritarianism&quot; of the opposition, while minimizing it for their own party. The truth, however, is that both sides want their party to maintain and use as much power as they can, and that always looks like authoritarianism to the opposition.
All I can say is that it makes intuitive sense to me that people in the center want compromise, and people on the extremes do not. Authoritarianism seems to be the opposite of compromise, so it I would think that the far left and the far right would both be more prone to authoritarianism than the center, thus the horseshoe. That said, of course any linear spectrum isn't likely to be totally accurate, whether it is a straight line or a horseshoe because people have more than just one or two dimensions to their beliefs.nondisclosed_email@example.com (luciddream00)Fri, 12 Oct 2018 17:11:30 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15853,from=rss#post15853http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15853,from=rss#post15853I don’t think much light has been thrown on the question “what is the Far Right”. Spike’s galaxy is nice I think, but I don’t think many people on the left would agree with his depiction.
Lucid writes: “I also believe in the horseshoe theory, which suggests that both the far left and the far right tend to each support their own versions of authoritarianism. “ What is an example of right-wing authoritarianism? Authoritarianism is not a doctrine of the right and in fact is anathema. Slavery was oppressive, and so America can be criticized I guess. But Lincoln rose up and crushed it.
Alex Jones if ‘far right’ I guess, but he’s about as far from authoritarianism as you can get. Bill Buckley was the Dean of the Right for a long time, but he certainly wasn’t authoritarian.
I don’t think you can provide an example of right-wing authoritarian, Lucid. You’ve got a half horseshoe.
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--Log in or sign up to see linked image content--nondisclosed_email@example.com (Animecat)Fri, 12 Oct 2018 14:13:00 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15818,from=rss#post15818http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15818,from=rss#post15818The far left has various groups. One is peaceful socialists who peacefully somehow expect rich and middle class and the poor who have started to build some equity - to give it up, divide it up somehow to some trusted organizers. And somehow that will work out.
The rest of the far left is various degrees of organized political machine groups aligned next to or with the Dems. Some use violence. Almost all the others ignore the violence from other &quot;allies.&quot;
They all try to break the whole US system by blowing out the client numbers for all the &quot;help&quot; programs. That was a key Alinsky idea.
The far right extreme groups have these two: Peaceful along with piratical anarchists. Unlike the violent far left anarchists, these far right ones don't want to attack the current structure. The far right anarchic pirates would wait until real anarchy with no gov arrives - then they start &quot;pirating.&quot;
The far right also have idealistic libertarians who believe they can survive with a range of zero to various slightly higher and higher levels of minimal state.
Other far right groups want a more strictly law-enforced version of todays America, with traditional education, certainly with no &quot;diversity studies.&quot; Some of this part of the far right would break down with y/n on Gay and trans.
There's no comparable dictatorship to meet the lefty &quot;dictatorship of the proletariat&quot; in US &quot;far rightyness.&quot;
There are &quot;white identitarians&quot; who range from non-supremacists to explicit supremacists. Their range among the above choices.
The various lefty race obsessed pro-black groups have a more elaborate, worked out system of race superiority and inferiority.
A Mexican group, La Raza, is translated several ways. One legit one is &quot;the race,&quot; even though Mexican is no more a race than American.
Native Americans are very tribal identity conscious, but some are &quot;pan indian&quot; race conscious.
The same breakdown works for the three main Polynesian groups in Hawaii - the Tongans, Samoans, and Hawaiians.nondisclosed_email@example.com (greendocnowciv)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 23:51:23 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15790,from=rss#post15790http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15790,from=rss#post15790@Anime
I am urban, I work in a computer center. The rural population is much much smaller than the urban. It may be that national and local propaganda centers (news), need to portray everyone they oppose as racist hicks.nondisclosed_email@example.com (spud100)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 15:13:38 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15789,from=rss#post15789http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15789,from=rss#post15789quote:One would have to be frankly psychopathic to learn of the conditions of the working classes in Victorian Britain and not feel the need for change.
One would have to be psychopathic to learn of the hardships imposed by illness and death and not feel the need for change. Although someone who declares that they want to end old age and death might be considered radical, no one who tries to cure the symptoms that lead to these things is considered radical.
Attempts to correct poor factory conditions were not radical, but the communist and fascist agendas that sometimes arose were both radical and harmful. A conservative fixes problems. A radical, more often than not, exacerbates them. nondisclosed_email@example.com (Spikosauropod)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 15:11:17 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15778,from=rss#post15778http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15778,from=rss#post15778&gt;All radicals: communists, socialists, fascists, etc. are people who are dissatisfied with the status quo, largely because they are merely discontents; and who want change for change's sake&lt;
I do not think that is entirely fair. You make it sound as though such people really have nothing to complain about, when it is pretty obvious that the societies they criticised were deeply flawed. One would have to be frankly psychopathic to learn of the conditions of the working classes in Victorian Britain and not feel the need for change. There would also be something deeply wrong with anyone who learns of the environmental cost of our contemporary consumerist societies and doesn’t see anything deeply concerning about such outcomes. The image of sea animals with guts full of plastic should distress us as much as tales of four year olds whose fingers were mangled after accidents in factories where child labour and health and safety laws were nonexistent.
If these dreamers are to be legimately criticised for anything it would be that they not only hope for a better society but that they act to bring it about before the infrastructure is in place to support it. This is understandable, because there is scant comfort in knowing that things could change but not in your lifetime or that of your children’s. But it can all too easily lead to disastrous consequences, which is something else you learn from history. nondisclosed_email@example.com (Extropia DaSilva)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 06:32:22 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15776,from=rss#post15776http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15776,from=rss#post15776The majority of liberals are urban.
The majority of conservatives are rural.
Why?
work in offices?
work in factories?nondisclosed_email@example.com (Animecat)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 06:14:04 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15774,from=rss#post15774http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15774,from=rss#post15774The answer is in this song:
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A conservative is not someone who is opposed to change or who wants to go back to the way things were before. A conservative is someone who is OK with how things are. If he does want to go back to how things were before, it is because he can see that a recent change is not a good fit.
A conservative is amenable to change, but change must come from reason and persuasion. You must show them what is wrong with the old way before they will consider a new way. The people who abolished slavery were not radicals, but thoughtful men.
Change without careful consideration is always dangerous, and a conservative is instinctively aware of this fact. There is a reason why precedent is paramount in law.
All radicals: communists, socialists, fascists, etc. are people who are dissatisfied with the status quo, largely because they are merely discontents; and who want change for change's sake. In Rules for Radicals, Saul Alinsky prescribes such change for its own sake. Stability is antithetical to Alinsky's creed.
The terms left and right are mislabelings. There is no left and right. There is only the center (people who are not discontents) and the periphery (every form of radical).
That is the reason for this model:
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So far as I can tell, when those on the Left talk about the ‘Far right’ they mean extremely authoritarian parties like the one lead by Hitler. Do not ask me how this is to be distinguished from socialist (and therefore leftist) parties that were also highly authoritarian such as the one lead by Mao, because I don’t know.
]Horseshoe theory. It makes a lot of sense, because it is easy to see why a person might support an authoritarian leader as long as that person agrees with the leader. &quot;He may be an authoritarian, but he's my authoritarian.&quot; nondisclosed_email@example.com (luciddream00)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 03:20:30 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15769,from=rss#post15769http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15769,from=rss#post15769Does it ever make you ponder, Ex, why they laborites and Democrats never mention, the Ribbentrop - Molotov Pact of 1939, that initiated WW2? This sort of blows Leftist claims to ideological purity.
In the USA, folk singer Woody Guthrie, asked for his anti-hitler record back in exchange of a refund. I don't know what Guthrie did when Operation Barbarossa started in May 1941.
nondisclosed_email@example.com (spud100)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 03:06:59 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15766,from=rss#post15766http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15766,from=rss#post15766So far as I can tell, when those on the Left talk about the ‘Far right’ they mean extremely authoritarian parties like the one lead by Hitler. Do not ask me how this is to be distinguished from socialist (and therefore leftist) parties that were also highly authoritarian such as the one lead by Mao, because I don’t know.
Spiko’s way of categorising seems more sensible to me. nondisclosed_email@example.com (Extropia DaSilva)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 02:55:58 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15763,from=rss#post15763http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15763,from=rss#post15763I don't follow?nondisclosed_email@example.com (Animecat)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 02:31:41 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15760,from=rss#post15760http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15760,from=rss#post15760I mean we all have our particular views, and most often, because of the power of Monet + Politics, we are always given, Stark Choices on candidates.
Or, as once said on South Park, &quot;Your choice is between a shit sandwich or a shit taco.&quot;
The Donald is refreshing (occasionally) because he puts nationalism (occasionally) to work. Hence, the uber-high employment rate. But all politicians are flawed.
Anime: Can someone be Open and Conservative? Or does the Liberal brain seem to need group loyalty and identity, more? nondisclosed_email@example.com (spud100)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 01:54:15 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15755,from=rss#post15755http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15755,from=rss#post15755Most politically divisive issues have a spectrum, and the extreme positions on any issue are usually either &quot;far left&quot; or &quot;far right&quot;. In reality, there is more than a simple &quot;far left to far right&quot; spectrum of beliefs on most issues, but American tribalism tends to get folks to align themselves along that spectrum as they &quot;pick sides&quot; rather than truly think for themselves.
I also believe in the horseshoe theory, which suggests that both the far left and the far right tend to each support their own versions of authoritarianism. The closer you get to the center, the more you want compromise and the further you get from the center, the more you want a strong leader who will disregard the desires of the other end of the spectrum. nondisclosed_email@example.com (luciddream00)Thu, 11 Oct 2018 01:03:30 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15748,from=rss#post15748http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15748,from=rss#post15748far right is an extreme personality trait.
that's what it is.
like the far left is.
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--Log in or sign up to see linked image content--nondisclosed_email@example.com (spud100)Wed, 10 Oct 2018 23:14:28 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15745,from=rss#post15745http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15745,from=rss#post15745They will explain it just like they explain racism. It is what you are! nondisclosed_email@example.com (Spikosauropod)Wed, 10 Oct 2018 23:06:43 +0000Re: What is the "Far Right"http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15740,from=rss#post15740http://bescapevelocity.runboard.com/p15740,from=rss#post15740I hoped lefties will explain what they mean by the &quot;far right&quot;.nondisclosed_email@example.com (RedQ)Wed, 10 Oct 2018 22:13:46 +0000